Here is the alleged panther pic from the Greenville area.

msbigdawg1234 · Postby **msbigdawg1234** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:09 pm

Mighty big house cat pic if it was taken at 75-100 yards.Even the ears are defined so they would have to be bigger than my black house cat . That oak tree looks to be about 25in or so and there is a good bit of air between the ground and his belly. I saw a BIG black cat of some kind in Edwards years ago at a great distance sure looke alot like what i saw. My dad swears he saw one up off PAWPAW shoot(not far from the fish camp Scooter)years ago when we hunted at Browns Point. Either way some pics or cast of prints would be nice.

QUACKERS · Postby **QUACKERS** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:28 pm

teul2 wrote:
This about like putting a fine on shooting El Chupacabre.

hey essay the El la chupacabra is for real homes that monster at my bosses goats and that aint no lie homes he is really a bad monster essay! :shock:

Had Enuf · Postby **Had Enuf** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:40 pm

QUACKERS wrote:
teul2 wrote:
This about like putting a fine on shooting El Chupacabre.

hey essay the El la chupacabra is for real homes that monster at my bosses goats and that aint no lie homes he is really a bad monster essay!

I love pointin over my mexicans shoulder and yellin "chupacabra". They fall for it everytime. :lol:

dukbum · Postby **dukbum** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 7:45 pm

Had Enuf wrote:
QUACKERS wrote:
teul2 wrote:
This about like putting a fine on shooting El Chupacabre.

hey essay the El la chupacabra is for real homes that monster at my bosses goats and that aint no lie homes he is really a bad monster essay!

I love pointin over my mexicans shoulder and yellin "chupacabra". They fall for it everytime.

i thought i wuz the only that did that! :lol:

TIMBERHOLE · Postby **TIMBERHOLE** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 8:12 pm

HOUSE CATS TAILS DONT DRAG THE GROUND.

Wingman · Postby **Wingman** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 9:20 pm

Neither does a cougar's.

SoftCall · Postby **SoftCall** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 9:33 pm

I swear that is a house cat. Look at the torso length and the size of the head relative to the body when comparing the pics.

What's the fine for shooting a big foot? I swear that I saw one at a Grateful Dead show when I was in college....

greenheadgrimreaper · Postby **greenheadgrimreaper** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 10:51 pm

Grateful Dead??? :shock:

BOOOY we betta get da agents over to softcalls house fo a search!!! :wink:

Damn_It_Boy · Postby **Damn_It_Boy** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 11:14 pm

Man oh man. No such thing as a black panther. Period. Not here, not anywhere, they don't exist.

Now is what you are seeing is indeed black, it's a jag, or some other type of cat, but not a panther. The smaller build tells me it's something different. The long tail tell me it's not a house cat.

We do have Fla. Panthers (Cougars) here and they have been sighted numerous times. Most are brown or grey colored. A panther is truly elusive, and will avoid humans at all cost.

They are here, but aren't black.

Locked Up · Postby **Locked Up** » Thu Nov 09, 2006 1:13 am

THAT'S A BIG CAT :shock:

msumallardman · Postby **msumallardman** » Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:22 am

Pic was taken on Mr. Skelton's land just before entering the Archer Island gate on top of the Greenville Harbor Dike. Photographer was John Ingram from Leland, a local farmer who is a member of Archer Island Hunting Club.

Here is what Dr. Bruce Leupold at MSU says about the picture:
The body structure, the general morphology, the overall stance of the animal, and the musculature (and its relative distribution) makes it likely a domestic cat.

If true, that is one BIG domestic cat.

Here is the alleged panther pic from the Greenville area.

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